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They're excellent general purpose structures for data sharing of immutable data (e.g., a slightly-changed copy shares much of the same data as the original). Cl
by KingMob 10y ago
They're excellent general purpose structures for data sharing of immutable data (e.g., a slightly-changed copy shares much of the same data as the original). Clojure uses them extensively, since immutable data has the nice property of being thread-safe by default.